I'll probably get a 4th or 5th gen Vive or Rift to play Star Citizen and Elite Dangerous. Buying tech when it's at its shittiest quality and highest price. Seems apt that they're using Move controllers, Heaps of PSVR headsets are going sitting right next to the Kinects and Moves in the glass cabinet in Cash Converters in ~5 years time.Įarly adopters of absolutely brand new tech are people worthy of immense ridicule. Its why many of the psvr launch titles are being reviewed n received very well.ĮvaUnit02 wrote:Mainstream console gamers aren't going to care about this gimmicky bollocks. Rise of the Tomb Raider: 20 Year CelebrationĪnd u cant judge these smaller games the same way u do a normal game on a 2d screen, because vr has this way of enhancing the most simplest ideas into totally immersive experiences. Star Wars Battlefront Rogue One: X-wing VR Mission (TBA) Psychonauts in the Rhombus of Ruin (Q4 2016) If u go by games released by Q1 2017, u get. Which is a stupid question really, U seriously aren't judging it on whats available in only a couple weeks?Įven then i still haven't brought any full retail $100 games for like battlezone, rigs or Valkyrie and i am still glad i brought it. It's a bit like the people who paid extra to play Battlefield 1 slightly earlier (even though it likely has more technical issues now than it will on actual release date) than everyone else.ĭW wrote:The question is whether its still worth the $650+ in a couple of weeks time, or if it starts gathering dust. The smart play is definitely to just wait it out and see if they figure out the major issues in the 2nd or 3rd iteration - of course. Or when games in general started going 3D - most of them had a lot of major issues, but a lot of the experiences still blew my mind as a kid. Timesplitters was still fun even though it wasn't ideal. It's like when FPS games started getting popular on consoles and no one had figured out the controls.
There's something to be said for being an early adopter and seeing them figure these things out, though. The next generation might be worth it, but right now, not a chance. I'm not, and I think the PSVR is perhaps an even bigger waste of money than the other VR headsets.ĭon't waste your time, money, inevitably your lunch all over the carpet. ChrisB wrote:I think I just got called a jaded PC elitist.
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